WHy can't you create several triggers in one single script ?

Question

Hi i did a lot of sql requests to create triggers and now i want them to be executed all one after one, so i made a script with all the requests in it, problem is that only the first one executes, why ?
here are the first two requests from the code:
create or replace trigger TRBI_schema_bd_l before insert
on t_schema_bd_l for each row
begin
select SQ_GDI.nextval
into :new.ID_SBL
from dual;
sp_info_element_ctrl(:new.date_dern_maj_ctrl,:new.code_usager_ctrl);
end;
create or replace trigger TRBI_souscriptions before insert
on T_souscription for each row
begin
select SQ_GDI.nextval
into :new.ID_SOUS
from dual;
sp_info_element_ctrl(:new.date_dern_maj_ctrl,:new.code_usager_ctrl);
end;

Answer 1

Hi,
932262 wrote:
My oracle version is 11g, Starting in Oracle 11.1, you can use sequences directly in an assignment statement. For example:
:NEW.id.sbl := sq.gdi.NEXTVAL;You don't have to SELECT it from dual any more.
and i am not reading it because i don't know where to read. Oracle documentation is available on line. For version 11.1:
http://www.oracle.com/pls/db111/portal.all_books
I am trying to use simple sql and not PL/SQL as much as possible.That's great! Your code will be more efficient and easier to maintain.
As mentioned earlier, you can create as many triggers in the same script as you want to. Whether you use 5 scripts, or 1, or none at all, you have to put a / after the final END; statement in each one. Follow that by SHOW ERRORS to get complete error messages.
END;
SHOW ERRORSPersonally, I prefer having a separate script to create each object. If you want to have one script that calls 5 other scripts, use the SQL*Plus START (or @) command. If the 5 child scripts are on the same directory as the parent script, then you can call them like this:
@@child_script_1
@@child_script_2
@@child_script_3
@@child_script_4
@@child_script_5